Salt Lake City Hotel Guide - Trolley Square hotels in Salt Lake City, United States of America.

"All good other than WiFi WiFi is sucks"

"Booked on a whim since I’ve never travelled to Salt Lake City. I ended up booking one the most beautiful hotels in the area for a very fair price. Property was beautiful, rooms were large and clean. Food in the hotel was very good as well. It was easy to access by car and the parking was great. I’ll definitely be back in the future. Staff was very friendly. "

"Love the air conditioner did not work there was mold in the shower The shower curtain was moldy The roof was falling in in the shower"

"It was great! Location is good."

"Very nice staff, very dated room.. much smaller than perceived.. no room refresh on a 2 day stay. It was adequate, but nothing special "

"Staff,clean rooms"

"Due to the high crime in SLC they don't accept cash even for tips. Bummer for the staff"

"This apartment came 100% as advertised. Neat. Roomy. Convenient. Close to downtown. If you are in SLC and do not want to deal with the hassle and cost of staying downtown, this property is for you. Book it now. Now.I give this property and my stay 5 stars - which it fully deserved. But there are a couple of things I feel like mentioning as well.1) Your parking space behind the building is a little cramped. Nothing outrageous, but you park next to the back of the building, and if the guest parking in spot 2 has a large vehicle, you may have a little less space to get out of your car. Also the area back there is tight. There are 5 spaces behind the unit, and if they are all full, getting out can take some patience - especially if one car is not parked correctly.2) Leaving the driveway and taking a right onto the street - slow down! There is a dip where the driveway ends and the street begins. This is not a problem that is singular to this property - for some reason all over town you will have to be careful driving into and leaving parking lots. But the first time you expereince it will be when you leave the property the first time.3) Minor issue, but when you use a remote in the unit (one of the two tvs or the heater/ac) you have to point the remote directly at the area of the tv (or heater/ac) where the remote IR input is. Maybe the batteries in the remotes are all low? The remote for the tv in the living area is especially finicky."

"It’s a half-basement unit… no blackout curtains, with window facing bed. A bathroom is so small that it requires planning logistics)) - no shelving or counter to put toiletries on… somewhat flimsy blanket and flat pillows - we were freezing first night ( throws were in tv room).. The door to the bathroom is accessible only from a bed and almost blocked by it, very weird location… Very loud HVAC, could not sleep first night at all - it needs to be serviced. Bathtub didn't drain. The building itself has very low soundproofing. Party upstairs was til 5 in a morning both days)). Bare shelves - some games or books for kids would be good. On a bright side - very clean, nice kitchen, excellent communication with the host."